Plan Trip

✈️ by @davehappyminion

Plan a Trip

Taking a trip but don't know where to start? This workflow helps you go from "I want to visit Tokyo" to a full itinerary with flights, places to stay, things to do, and a day-by-day plan.

Steps

1. Ask the user for the basics: destination, travel dates, number of travelers, budget range, and what kind of trip they want (relaxing, adventure, culture, food, mix of everything).
2. Use your browser skill to research flight options, comparing prices and times from major airlines and booking sites.
3. Research accommodation options that match the budget and preferences — hotels, Airbnbs, or hostels.
4. Find top-rated activities, restaurants, and local experiences at the destination. Factor in the season and any local events during the travel dates.
5. Build a day-by-day itinerary draft that balances activities with downtime.
6. Present the full plan and ask the user what they'd like to adjust.

Output Format

✈️ Trip Plan: Lisbon, Portugal
   April 10-16 (6 nights) · 2 travelers · ~$3,000 budget

Flights:
- Outbound: Delta — JFK → LIS, Apr 10, 7pm ($420/person)
- Return: TAP — LIS → JFK, Apr 16, 11am ($385/person)

Stay:
- Hotel Pessoa (Chiado) — $140/night, 4.6 stars
- Alt: Airbnb in Alfama — $95/night, rooftop terrace

Day 1 (Apr 10): Arrive, check in, evening walk along the Tagus
Day 2 (Apr 11): Belém Tower, pastéis de nata, Jerónimos Monastery
Day 3 (Apr 12): Day trip to Sintra
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Notes

• Present multiple options at different price points when possible.
• Always confirm the user's home airport and any airline preferences.
• Include practical tips: visa requirements, currency, tipping customs, transit from airport.
• This is a research and planning tool — actual booking is up to the user unless they ask for help.